MIDIprotokollat
MIDIprotokollat refers to the Musical Instrument Digital Interface protocol, a technical standard that describes the communication language or protocol between electronic musical instruments, computers, and other related audio devices. It allows these devices to send and receive musical information such as note performance, timing, vibrato, panning, and other control signals. MIDI does not transmit actual audio signals; instead, it transmits event messages. This means that MIDI itself does not produce sound; it is the connected instrument or software that interprets these messages and generates the sound.
Developed in the early 1980s, MIDI revolutionized music production and performance by enabling interconnectivity and control
The protocol is structured around a system of messages, each with a specific function. These messages include